Pansy Facts and Care Tips

Pansies ain't no pansies! They can survive seemingly sub-arctic temperatures after all. In this video we'll share some cool pansy facts and also some tips to keep your pansies looking great.
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[@MrSkaterboyfilms]

thanks this helped me alot with my science progect :)

[@Happytrace13]

I'm in Tucson AZ & bought about 100 pansy seeds online...I will be starting from a seed w/ a 72 cell "greenhouse" & Root Riot pods. These seeds have been soaked & in fridge w/ (black bag) for 14 days. After germ, I really don't know what to do...I have 3in fiber pods to transfer after. I also bought (to share w/ family) the "General Organics GO BOX." This is my first time from seeds w/ pansies. Please help. Thank you, Tracy

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[@beckylynn209]

Bob, please help!! First of all i live in oregon and we do have hot summers. Today it is 90°. Anyway i planted my pansies in the spring in a sum what small pot n put them in mostly shade close to my front door as so many people do, but now they r drooping and very leggy and the flowers are smaller. I didn't do much dead heading, i know, that's a no no, but can i cut all of them back, separate them and replant them in the ground in full sun as a border? We still have a couple months of sun and heat. Im afraid they wont flower at all. Thank you, Becky..